PUBLIC MARKS from jogee_feroza with tag bars

WOW What a great night out on the town! No.5 Cavendish is a sublime club bar hotel. The crowd are sophisticated, the staff are cool and the location is to die for. With beats to make you jump at every given opportunity. This is the best night out that i've had in a London bar in ages. Well worth a visit!

Movida is a super trendy club as well as a restaurant and bar. The club attracts an A-list crowd, with queues outside from Wednesday to Saturday. There is a VIP room at Movida and it tends to get a lot of press coverage. I was fortunate enough to get an invite in and its really quite lavish. The restaurant serves a mixture of French and Italian classics, set in the three brick lined listed arches of the Palladium Theatre. There is a bar running through the arches serving pre- and after dinner drinks. Guest lists, table bookings at London's Premier Clubs!

It is getting closer to the weekend and people are talking about which bars to have a drink at and where to go to dance until the early morning. The prospect of going out is really tempting but there is one problem, you don’t have enough money. And what about the next weekend? Does the above scenario feel familiar to you? It certainly does to many because going out is a real money-burning activity. It is however easier for some than others to manage to both have fun and don’t spend all their money, simply because it’s cheaper in some cities than others. The annual Saturday Night Index provides studies about how much it costs to spend a Saturday evening out in different UK cities. Factors included in the study are such as fees for buses, taxis and entrance as well as the prices of a late-night meal. While the latest study shows that the average cost of going out in the UK has dropped by almost £6, it also shows how big differences there could be between different towns. In the cheapest town, Bristol, a night would cost you £12.16, which is about £20 less than if you would go out in London. While cities such as Manchester and Leeds followed Bristol as the cheapest ones, the big surprise was that Newcastle which was one of the last year’s cheapest cities, now is the second most expensive one.